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Maybe you've never hacked, maybe you don't even know someone who's hacked, but the temptation to hack is still there.
Hacking, obviously, stretches wayyy beyond Minecraft. A few days ago I was playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and in almost every lobby I joined, there was a hacker. I asked myself, why? It takes the fun out of it for everyone else. Why ruin the point of competing by using hacks that give you an unfair edge.
When it comes to Minecraft, Nodus is a household name. Nodus is downloaded hundreds of times every day by people like you and me, regular Minecraft players. The only difference is the fact that they now have a weapon that lets feel superior to everyone else, and in some ways, they are. In my trials using Nodus, I realized is not as effective as it seems. For the most part, I enjoyed the FullBright feature, which allows you to see daytime brightness in the darkest of caves. But there are those who use the more harmful features, like Nuker, to give them an edge.
I would be surprised if you told me you had never been accused of using forcefeild, or never fought someone who you thought was using it. It seems like a very popular feature of Nodus and other similar client mods, and basically, for those of you who don't know, its a combat hack that basically makes it impossible to beat the user in a fight.
So basically, using forcefeild on Pvp servers defeats the whole purpose of Pvp. Why Pvp if you can't lose? Well, that's the problem. Some people just can't lose.
Is winning a Pvp fight on some random server against some random person REALLY that important?
Some people would say yes. But the point is, hackers are everywhere, and if someone thinks that cheating makes the game more fun, and therefore they kill you in Pvp, than its really them whose missing out, because they aren't playing the game the way its meant to be played.
TL;DR - Hackers suck and there sure are a lot of them. But its really the hacker who misses out on the fun of Minecraft.
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Hacking, obviously, stretches wayyy beyond Minecraft. A few days ago I was playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and in almost every lobby I joined, there was a hacker. I asked myself, why? It takes the fun out of it for everyone else. Why ruin the point of competing by using hacks that give you an unfair edge.
When it comes to Minecraft, Nodus is a household name. Nodus is downloaded hundreds of times every day by people like you and me, regular Minecraft players. The only difference is the fact that they now have a weapon that lets feel superior to everyone else, and in some ways, they are. In my trials using Nodus, I realized is not as effective as it seems. For the most part, I enjoyed the FullBright feature, which allows you to see daytime brightness in the darkest of caves. But there are those who use the more harmful features, like Nuker, to give them an edge.
I would be surprised if you told me you had never been accused of using forcefeild, or never fought someone who you thought was using it. It seems like a very popular feature of Nodus and other similar client mods, and basically, for those of you who don't know, its a combat hack that basically makes it impossible to beat the user in a fight.
So basically, using forcefeild on Pvp servers defeats the whole purpose of Pvp. Why Pvp if you can't lose? Well, that's the problem. Some people just can't lose.
Is winning a Pvp fight on some random server against some random person REALLY that important?
Some people would say yes. But the point is, hackers are everywhere, and if someone thinks that cheating makes the game more fun, and therefore they kill you in Pvp, than its really them whose missing out, because they aren't playing the game the way its meant to be played.
TL;DR - Hackers suck and there sure are a lot of them. But its really the hacker who misses out on the fun of Minecraft.
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But think one moment 'What would gaming be like without hackers?'
One thing would be no gun game, another would be games that are still buggy even after 7 years since launch.